Behind the Horror
Most of us weren’t there. We didn’t hear the deafening explosives. The screams. Didn’t see the blood. The mutilated bodies. People fleeing in panic. The moment Boston was shattered. Co-authors Casey Sherman and Dave Wedge give us an in-depth look at how it was on the day of the Boston Marathon. They tell us about the victims, their families, their friends, the first responders--even the terrorist brothers—before the bombs. And after. The exhaustive research done by the writers produces a remarkable book that is heartbreaking, hopeful, heroic. At times, the audiobook about the Boston Marathon bombing is awfully hard to listen to. It can bring tears to the eyes of listeners. Put a lump in their throats. Award-winning narrator Joe Barrett was the ideal choice to tackle this difficult, sensitive assignment. The New York native captures the drama with a perfect Boston accent. But his real gift to the audiobook is his ability to match the voice and tenor to the situation, time and character. Sometimes gravelly, sometimes angry, and sometimes barely a whisper, he reveals the thoughts, fears and pain of the heroes and victims in this real-life horror story. This exceptional audiobook will rub the senses raw, but it’s also a celebration of bravery and strength.

